Well that was a game of two halves! Thankfully for Ulster, they do enough in the first half to fend off Stade Francais' big second half.

That means Ulster top Pool 3 and will have home advantage going into the knockout rounds in April.

You can read Jonathan Bradley's match report from the Affidea Stadium here and, until next time, tale care and we'll see you soon!

Gareth Steenson
Former Exeter Chiefs fly-half on BBC Radio Ulster

There absolutely no reason why Jacob Stockdale can't be wearing a green jersey going into the Six Nations.

He's a fella that's getting touches of the ball, making line breaks, he's got that left foot and he's putting balls in behind.

Man of the Match Bryn Ward speaking to Premier Sports:

"We came out of the blocks fast at the start but credit to Stade for such a big second half, they really put it to us.

We're disappointed that we allowed it to be so close but delighted we could hold on for the win and top the pool.

I love playing for Ulster. It's all that I've wanted to do for my whole life so I'm absolutely loving it."

Ian Humphreys
Former Ulster fly-half Ian Humphreys on BBC Radio Ulster

It's a case of job done - all in all not the most pretty second half.

But what about the first half! That's what we want to see going forward.

Phew! It's knocked on and the game is over. Talk about a game of two halves but Ulster do enough for a bonus point win and, despite allowing Stade Francais a losing bonus point, Ulster will top the pool.

The clock is in the red but Stade win a penalty right on halfway in the centre of the park. The ball is put into touch just shy of the Ulster 22. One last roll of the dice for the visitors.

Louis Foursans-Bourdette kicks over the top and the bounce evades Robert Baloucoune and lands in the paws of Tanginoa Halaifouna. However, he is well held up by the Ulster defence which wins a scrum that results in an UIster free kick.

We've had a few reset scrums in the middle of the park which will help Ulster run the clock down but we didn't think that would be necessary at half time!

Five minutes remain and Ulster just overthrow a pass into touch. The TMO is checking a fend by Stuart McCloskey on Samuel Ezeala which seems close to the throat but all is ok.

Ulster win a big scrum penalty and go for the corner but Rob Herring's throw isn't straight. Is that a big opportunity missed?

Ian Humphreys
Former Ulster fly-half Ian Humphreys on BBC Radio Ulster

Ulster look a bit shell-shocked. The message has to be not to panic and make sure we get the next score.

Stade have upped the tempo in the second half and starved Ulster of possession.

A kick into the corner after a Stuart McCloskey line-break sees Zac Ward and Charles Laloi collide on the ground going for the ball. As it squirms loose, Jacob Stockdale gathers and goes over.

However, replays clearly show that Ward pulled the ankle of Jeremy Ward who may well have beaten Stockdale to it. You might get away with that for the 3rd XV but not with cameras galore at the Affidea Stadium!

Ian Humphreys
Former Ulster fly-half Ian Humphreys on BBC Radio Ulster

What a phenomenal catch - it's really impressive.

You can feel the tension in the stadium and it's vital Ulster get the next points.

Jonathan Bradley
BBC Sport NI senior journalist at Affidea Stadium

The travelling contingent of Stade Francais supporters to the right of the press box are certainly enjoying this more now.

Ulster need something to get the momentum back.

Louis Foursnas-Bourdette has injected some life into this Stade side and he puts Juan-Martin Scelzo through a gap. He makes ground into the 22 but, with an advantage behind them, the kick into the corner is too long.

However, line-out Stade ten metres from the Ulster line...

Ian Humphreys
Former Ulster fly-half Ian Humphreys on BBC Radio Ulster

That's got to be the main target for Ulster in this second half - to try to make sure they don't let Stade back in the game and get momentum.